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Actions by the Nigerian government on COVID-19 pandemic
The best available, recent compilations indicate , with specific counts reported as 7,087 and roughly 7,000–7,800 in overlapping reports, and longer-term work claiming much larger cumulative tolls thr...
The available analyses show a consistent accusation that the Nigerian government has facing killings, kidnappings, and attacks, while the government itself publicly rejects religiously motivated expla...
Claims that a “Christian genocide” is occurring in Nigeria rest on multiple reports of large numbers of Christian casualties and targeted attacks on farming communities, but official Nigerian response...
The assembled analyses conclude that the Nigerian government’s response to attacks on Christians in 2023–2024 was widely judged by multiple monitors, with frequent failures of prevention, slow securit...
Since 2015 the Nigerian state has combined military campaigns against jihadist groups, law-and-order responses to banditry, and denials that Christians are uniquely targeted — while critics say securi...
Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International document continuing, violent abuses by Boko Haram in 2025 that include suicide bombings, mass killings, forced marriage, trafficking, and attacks on civili...
The Nigerian government has responded to Boko Haram with sustained military operations and public denials that Christians are being singled out for genocide, while insisting that the insurgency target...
Nigerian Christian leaders and faith-based NGOs have publicly reacted to international findings and U.S. pressure about violence against Christians by both welcoming external reports that characterize...
Available reports and briefings claim that several Nigerian states — most prominently and — experienced large numbers of deadly attacks against Christians in 2025, with aggregated tallies of victims c...
The supplied materials do not contain any information about the Nigerian government’s response under President Bola Tinubu (2023–2025) to attacks on Christians or security challenges in the Middle Bel...